Gabriel Jesus

Arsenal are in advanced talks with Gabriel Jesus over a potential transfer, but the Gunners are yet to open negotiations with Manchester City.

The question is whether City will be willing to let him go. Jesus has seven goals and 11 assists in 34 games for City this season, a goal contribution every 110 minutes. But there’s no deal with Manchester City yet.

Gabriel Jesus arrived to Manchester City back in 2017 with the expectation he would eventually take over the striker position from Sergio Aguero.

Again, Jesus will not be short of suitors and he is not opposed to leaving City either. He was never able to become the undisputed striker with Aguero around and that didn’t change once the Argentinian left. City need to make room both in a sporting and financial sense.

The 25-year-old has proved to be a key asset for Pep Guardiola's side over the years, recording 89 goals and 45 assists in 229 appearances since joining the ...

Arsenal are believed to be keen to recruit the forward, with one report claiming that both clubs have already held talks regarding a potential switch to the Emirates Stadium. The likes of Barcelona, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund have also been credited with an interest in Jesus, who is believed to be open to a summer exit. Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus will reportedly leave the club in this summer's transfer window.

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But he was named in Pep Guardiola’s starting team when the Citizens hosted Liverpool in a crucial Premier League clash earlier this month and went on to find the back of the net. But if he doesn’t agree terms, the Premier League champions will look to move him on this summer to avoid losing him for free. The Citizens shelled out £27million to sign Jesus from Brazilian side Palmeiras at the start of 2017 and he was an instant hit as he struck seven goals and four assists in his first 10 Premier League games.

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“He’s just a phenomenal player and he has shown what type of person he is to the whole team. "They have exceptional players, and I am so happy to win the game. Thank you to the fans for that" This [the fight for fourth place] is going to be a rollercoaster. What he needs is opportunity, time and support, especially when he has difficult moments. "It’s always good to score at home with the fans. So in the end, very unlucky for us. It is not the first time we score and concede straight away, we did it twice against Chelsea. "We have to be more clever and strong mentally. He's done really well for West Ham, I'm a huge fan of his. With the family I had here today as well. It’s a long time since I scored.

The Brazilian also provided the assist for City's other goal, a stunning strike by Rodri.

With De Bruyne back on his feet before the game resumed, City looked in fine shape. The Hornets spurned a glorious chance to equalise soon after when Cancelo lost possession. It was so accurate that Jesus’ task of nodding in was relatively simple. City needed just four minutes to force their way ahead. Joao Cancelo sent a deep cross to the left and Oleksandr Zinchenko pulled back across the six-yard line for Jesus, one of six changes made to the side by Guardiola, to pounce. The Brazilian also provided the assist for City’s other goal, a stunning strike by Rodri, as the champions increased their lead at the top of the table to four points.

Gabriel Jesus scored four goals and claimed an assist to help Manchester City thrash Watford 5-1 at the end of a week which has seen him linked with a ...

"It was my first hat-trick in the Premier League. I've tried. "Today was my day," Jesus told Sky Sports after the match. "We made passes and passes to create chances and try to score, and today we were very good on the finishing.

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But ahead of a huge European semifinal with Real Madrid, Guardiola was able to keep his foot down in the title race while also saving the legs of some important players. By the time 53 minutes were on the clock, he had scored four and assisted one and City were in cruise control at 5-1. "It was my first hat trick in the Premier League. I've tried. "We played very good today, we created a lot of chances, that's what we need to do. But the players up front, not just Gabriel for his incredible four goals, but all of them were brilliant. Of those in the starting XI, Kevin De Bruyne was needed for less than an hour and Aymeric Laporte followed him off shortly afterwards.

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The Brazilian’s current deal expires next summer and with a World Cup on the horizon, he is said to be in search of more playing time. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said that striker Gabriel Jesus "deserves the best" amid links with a move to Arsenal this summer. It comes as the Gunners go in search of a striker in the summer.

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That’s what we need to do.” That’s what we need to do, always create passes and try to score. when he can live one of these situations, we’re happy for him.

Gabriel Jesus struck four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to chalk off another win in their battle with Liverpool for the Premier League title.

VAR reviewed the goal for a possible offside, but Murphy was ruled onside. With De Bruyne back on his feet before the game resumed, City looked in fine shape. The Hornets spurned a glorious chance to equalise soon after when Cancelo lost possession. It was so accurate that Jesus’ task of nodding in was relatively simple. In the 65th minute Norwich had a chance to pull one back as Jonathan Rowe played in Pukki. But the striker dragged just wide of the far post, and the Canaries were unable to find a way back into the game. It was a battle, Villa championed by McGinn and Leicester spurred on by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and little to separate the sides. They tried to pin Villa back at times but the visitors, on the back of their poor run, were more determined than in their recent losses. City needed just four minutes to force their way ahead. Moments later, the visitors fired in a second, with Murphy again involved in the build-up, driving into the box before playing in an unmarked Joelinton to slot past Krul. The Finland international then pulled it back to Dowell, who shot over the bar for a second time in quick succession. The home side then potentially should have taken the lead when Teemu Pukki was played in one-on-one with Martin Dubravka, but he allowed the defenders to get back when trying to take the ball around the goalkeeper. Joao Cancelo sent a deep cross to the left and Oleksandr Zinchenko pulled back across the six-yard line for Jesus, one of six changes made to the side by Guardiola, to pounce.

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At this stage of the season, it is a squad game, as Jesus’ irresistible display demonstrated. Kamara was the culprit, tangling awkwardly with Jesus on another of his piercing runs down the right. Jesus was involved once more but turned provider this time, intercepting a loose Tom Cleverley pass down by the corner flag and picking out Rodri on the edge of the penalty area with an intelligent, clipped ball. A chest down set up the breath-taking half-volley that followed, arcing high and into the top left-hand corner out of the helpless reach of Ben Foster. Given that Guardiola had won all of his previous ten meetings with Watford by an aggregate score of 42-4, you suspected that it was already over as a contest. The Brazilian has never developed into more than a bit-part player, and if Arsenal are indeed interested, then they may find some at the Etihad are at least willing to take their calls.

Manchester City claimed a 5-1 win over Watford thanks to four goals from Gabriel Jesus which gave Pep Guardiola food for thought over the Brazilian ...

Especially when Guardiola took the opportunity to rest the legs of De Bruyne, Aymeric Laporte and Rodri in the second half. But Rodri needed just five minutes to sooth the irritation of the Hornets' sting with a thunderous finish from 25 yards. It’s because he loves the game, of course. So City became the first club in English history to win 15 consecutive games against the same opposition. Jesus’ four-goal salvo took City four points clear of Liverpool at the top of the table. Yet his tally for the season still only stands at 12.

The Brazilian international also added an assist, a particularly well-timed performance from a striker whose City future has come under scrutiny recently.

(4-3-3): Foster 6; Ngakjia 5, Kabasele 5, Samir 5 (Cathcart 68, 5), Kamara 5; Sissoko 8, Louza 6 (Kayembe 75, 5), Cleverley 5; Sarr 5 (Pedro 68, 5), King 6, Dennis 6. (4-2-1-3): Ederson 5; Cancelo 7, Dias 6, Laporte 6 (Ake 63, 6), Zinchenko 7; Rodri 7 (Mahrez 70, 6), Fernandinho 7; De Bruyne 8 (Gundogan 56, 7); Jesus 10, Grealish 7, Sterling 6. Substitutes (not used) Steffen, Silva, Foden, Egan-Riley, Mbete, Palmer.(4-2-1-3): Ederson 5; Cancelo 7, Dias 6, Laporte 6 (Ake 63, 6), Zinchenko 7; Rodri 7 (Mahrez 70, 6), Fernandinho 7; De Bruyne 8 (Gundogan 56, 7); Jesus 10, Grealish 7, Sterling 6.

Gabriel Jesus scored four goals against Watford on Saturday and within an hour he was in the same conversation as Hristov Stoichkov, Romario and Ronaldo.

“And personally, when he has nights like this I am the happiest man in the world because always he’s there. In fact, it’s no surprise his contract only has one year left to run: this is the fourth season in a row that City have been open to him leaving. he doesn’t get the ball and he still makes a thousand million movements for the other ones. Although it would be no surprise if he missed the key chance of the tie either. If he doesn’t play he’s there training the next day like it’s his last day, that’s why he will have a long career, he will have a successful career because of the incredible positivity in his mind and he thinks for the team. “If there is one person in world football who deserves nights like that it’s him,” the City boss said. He had been ready to call time on his Germany career but after talks with Hansi Flick last summer he is hopeful of a World Cup place — but feels a more settled position at City would help his cause. As for Jesus, Arsenal have been in talks with his representatives for a while. How many players could not start in the Premier League for three months and then be thrown in for a huge game against Liverpool? “Listen, I know you put these kind of questions… Incidentally, that may be the case for Ilkay Gundogan, whose contract also expires next summer. Jesus wasn’t in the most recent Brazil squad.